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THE STORY OF 4 REMARKABLE GIRL.
She Had . Large Business Head and Mar.
ried Well
Nou, re Cnfcaeo R.rd,d

Leonard SWEET, the famous Chicago law
%. bssa.s q ss :ysnas
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51sss fs sS3 Raj. ard ,sT ass
6 Ss T h 81 ase & H s..n s Hi IL
Ss3Ssss sRs sh'PY .1ss XII:
swept awsy In the great Are, and the family
sHsEy MshGS .s .sse Of iSSp
and Rfum t Ehils h,ss but tt Il
as sS. t S aer s s fPsneh. snd
ISL. and MT. and Mrs. Decker were left homo
' ser a anes the :s
Inspiration ana hope of ne family, she threw
out into the world Of business. Hsr 1noMs4Es
Of h.r sRd x9H folssu
and her energetic spirit were trresintisas. bhs
bad the s ShGss Fl fna
small III ARM na 81. hs: By her SSndirla ssl
Ss;si bis XII
n ss sio az l and 1Ss
s s,SS e the ::
For assn oaS Ess sSss sisheS o. IN .ho
~ S MA s safa
Ws wksasd rofsn
great low on the one hand and deep sorrow on
the other at parting, with his daughter;
Psa s :a sss Of 0ss asse
IS going and her place can never Sc He'd. | DO
s mi G 9ors as.,u shs Is going whore she WILL %
NE y s0H % # I'll
sssssSs q ,s4:!:S as %sstss ~ tns wi effs *.
sssa sa &: lssy
Whea *. @ dPhsas sFS s
to Leonard SWEET for position In his law
Hs sSn b.s T. Gnss asSgt I'D
dispensable to the business, Starting out as
bookkeeRer she was sSon paeed IN charge q
with the firm who knew who're 70 nln9ie hsn aa
a Mtf hb 81 r rhe
IN aT two y es she 6ecsmo cashier addition
handled every dollar OF the nrm's Immense laW
business. Three years ago eho was admitted
ths s ssdng
over 5000. This growth is representative OF
the increase Of Mr.. SWEETS business since he
regained his health. which he claims Is largely
ashe Keeps. books" said a member, Of tho
firm, In double entry. and rsnders balance
rney cannot BE- surpassed In tho largest bank
ing house In Chicago" During Mr.. swett's III
travelling In tho South and Qther parts for his
health. Miss Decker-,the bride 2f to.day-was
iooksd atter the coileetion Of fees and kept tho
business Intact, remittinR funds 70 the sick
man abroad and to the late INVALID wife Ct
GUS emergency. Those were days whom Leon
ard swett's law business was OF TIE decline
but Miss Decker held on to the reins OF tho
financial side and weathered the storm.
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DRYING THEM BACK, TO TEXAS
10000 Heed or Cattle Turned South he
sasss thsys Il He MasAet far Them.

DENVER, July 2l-The csttlemen, who now
have their herds going north on tho great cat
tie trail. have decided upon movs which Will
tses about $4,000 head now on the tyall and
dnvs thom back into Texas. Tho reason for
60 doing is because thsrs IL sbsolutsly pc mar
dsSsipn vas arrived p vac hsld on TYqedAy
nlsf.t In tss rpolns Of the Cstus 9tove1 Asso.
s..a k.r 81 n i; !s a: sai sS. .ad
60 are, near De Ark psss bvsr. Yssssr3sy
s en- 4 az: and IN sS;n srd:s. ,os
the rsluFn drive.
.s s e :4s 's .sis 9sys use.
ssesons intermission,, and many millions ot
d9llArs' worth o. cattle have paced Oyer Il
The trsil begins 400 milss south of Port Norlh
and satss Z streixSj I'm 70 Myomlnk enter
S.ia - 1885,. fss :nsy
S S ssrs drT:a sv.r Ia i is but
1o.Sp have stsSted. sa4 two.thiTds OF tae.s
Esssi9s turned back; ThsSdSre I've. S Fort
FL; :; 4 4 .. a: So5 :sl;s
s s. thus diving pr,sss down 70 rniaous
Gtl': .. 's.f; s sssss s 20 u: RI .T.
es6Slas her own ss'ila IN othsr words, tho
10 40 their o4n ktli1y. and make their own
p s. tn; II. h' .' srs si.R9
been growing narrower. until lsst year Il, was
thrown open 70 settlement
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STORIES or NIGH ROLLERS.
John PsniIr TeiIs or the Good Ola Days
WHOM he Throw Away Money.
PSsS lkS PA{puasykAl NR,sA

WHOM he throw away AoAcys
pr1sS PASpuaslltl fspssA
Few OF tue ancient gsmssters gho wero
good Tor ono month A. Vie W:ss f. =, % sss} r
; is xs4f a:' :ss L; ~. ~.
faro. "asntlsmen, this = . plsssAa, cell SE'
taenst them n? more. -.
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Asy forf; tsRs ssp'WSt Se3fs q NJ u West
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nor Ho gave Us 10 understand that Htls
sans; sane, P,gh i, DO expected s'or dinner and
sO q sss sS xns sssss an" sss Sas e sAa
agreed upon between as players as the limit
slls1.d tg O'Clock II t4s 5 morning. and
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10 sec 1slF naslsa let q s:Gooo on ore
ives viapsr oitlI 900. btsides rsyipS my ii 900
! SsSt to tssp spd outside q m, Ices early In
v: nearly bu:tsd jimm; Wa tson, Tor "a. on:
| tire perty took from thS bank that August
S Saos stud ' y; T.oPR o s.a to an Fl,
| Jersey farms, and What became oi him then
| know pOt--but that was Krnnt night"
| pondir paused. His eyss had n fnr-on look,
He rose mp, handsd the head waiter Z V, and
| said with en- prS4s Esnt:
| Young nan. don't gAnll5o."
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". NJ BUM.
Tho Origin OF tho Mysterious Namo that for
Thirty Years has Stared mt Havana.

Tho Origin OF the Mysterious Namo that Tor
Thirty Years has Stared mt Havana.
Il From tia Philadelphia Eescs
1recently read this personal notice:
si1 :: i ssM painted SSia 1t e:
gu lofty church spire In the place.
This has created much surprise among the
never thought that hi, soarings. were Of IN
sSas ssee 6on tho hsat Until S
sa OF the Ex-Governor himself. ana thlsl Is ~hat
In issf. Just after had emerged from short
pap,ies and my ba bn's, / was sent to the town
Of Havana. In Schuyler county n; \. After
my arrival it was discovered that the geptlSs-
Church. OF which the uncle with whom TSs s
SaPS preparatory to theo!oSleaI 1rapha ast
church spire. with four round holes, which did
net add to its beauty. and 1t was decided by
aS TSsy w sH eoaf hs s' Was uP aons
fourth coat, or rather the finishing GOAT, for
some qnaecountable reason the ladder was
was moro Of q tower than a splre It caught
hly eye. and having IN my pocket broad. nat
Sa pelf sueh as II GSed Py n snnd
be firing the Ephesian dome, to, put my name
On iav Inc GesIern side. yhefe the Ladder stood 50
pngiq's house about ut liz ono semi. moonlight
night In December and dew silently though
ss,GIhhtiy, toward the church. The ladder was
SYN there, and l mounted 1t. Reaching tho
e!os9kless place, found it to be about six fee
vor o, No; aposh ~ put my name mere mere INT
1Iss my small arms could make them fully
ssiEhteen, inches in length, and as black as
INC nsSt morning the town Was akog oyer the
appearance Of tho legend. W. NJ. Bum in the
SaHreh tC,Eer, / was scared out Of years
again., Tho second time 1 boro u scrub
S SnS brush dripping with water and an
but tho blot would not out. I was in that
Town agqiu lg 1870. The legend was almost as
pan as in ST.. That Il Is stil there docs not
ana the boards were OF such soft pine that II
ma remain uptil tho church gets clock, and
HIYohniy the cheapest way out OF i for me Is
SiooE' the banker, the man who promised the
iSEtoeE VIII chip In with mo. II 30. down comes
, me IttgeRd which has SO long yeIed tho COM
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A Lion snaps on a MaA'. Head.

Not week passea without Fome horrible ac;
xasb beast; psftHr sste's aT.I
Assn by a blow from the paw q qns OF Lhe AnirYA,
Half sf The anfortunsts mans sful vas snapped 81 q
spinal ssluan vas q sef.d twain ~ ,kgG.h !! had
u tss h.h.ssris aeeiisgs which haii Occurred tor
ssATa:a y a%l.s .Goiy z sn.t:u, nor IsS:i. Il
6sss1 hs sIIsrnas mis- on he pypnstlssd woman who
SSterod ths opts ~ the foss lsigsfss hAys Airsaay
PsEsEHs ns. q dtm mgna.ihs wis a.tuslly sn'srea
fsIt hon "a ngm.nny egistads Syths maIhsto force
OF "t6Q loysly black eyes"
ga Sot lIlt lSng ana shS ssoapsd without hsIas st
her hmba In the Of the en- monarch The forests
called 9niAn Her exploit vocifsrously eh-sPsd By
eroN4 u maShers Who had expressly AtttAasl 70 sea
ne Sndh1S lpSelAals.
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Msnsy In tAs nIsuth.

A. ladI entered an Indiana avenue car, and:
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SsT.::.A 4: s.il:ss 49, k..:ss ,i az:
=. 80; o. =: .:. S" ~ s.;s Pie. T.. la. q
= Isfay esp. ,tsr sstAa 50, nine oui % ien Of
pAdsT aPiAr JTsSns znoss OF ssIrss lsTs . great
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;s.s sH,g 81 .s.S ;ss s' -. IL; 8
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caught the fnfeytion ef silence, nystery, ann
tx . ssaiaetes such Spsstisns a. . man igno:
; nsns & q M f. !. ed rather ind'F'as 70
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va. At =: sc.s n sI zee at e.: ra:he
&C.: S 4. !. s' d. 1s . q tho eI,', lumber
cry l b:.!.M q. ia Hasrs ...s .ss au''' ago"
and ,:. the doom ~ s's Then sac cam a0ou'
aH': sos PR,
Wye q run tor Il" 49,. ,ou .,o, 20
had. S.sp . .,priat.r hoisrY y. va. = pnslli.t,
n, 81 s.. sS,ss \, s1 1sa :nJ
{ot spout hG,:n i.lsS;c, +, fh;n ,hs s .";tt o
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snh s !; ss s'b 5, The h. r bid
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Sssdlone iato liz, pssS b.Iond i 70. lops
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bo,a.:. RSssysf. an :. sa!sstIas :As...i that
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; g. a I'd II: & Don' life were entirely
IL remsrisa, rSmsmb.ripg thts Incident. a
halt sont Letter: ts1t II. darker, hour 10 va. was
sa az IA prov nT",.es By Il. hass
stepk Of beer ~. " 4 ystd Ssside thS trset
The party left the track - suddenly ae 2 To-
connective whom II stritee 5rofen rail They
spd. bovlas p u. s.fonshsd G.insn In
'na {sis r. NJ. S ssT H:Huiine. the pusili...
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a.p Ates WIN Ss NH. IN \ rested I'D Sa
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l y.
q crest man liSs ". 5sei ReA9li1s ware quito
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Street. l.sdlnx W INTO The Village ": = -ts.p
* s s:s.:s 5 :t:ss ;ssS rs
The door until very sleepy cisrk appeared.
tgnSIsd over HmSei" tas Tai eIprossed itl
"HWSrs gang 81 srixs nahtsrs. mister. and
va want heb 10 YonisFA"
have any carriage. TOR 9sJ psrposs, srd jack
laughed hsortiIy 81 tbs fsllsws astonishing emit
pte1 q sue tn},rosV Ena SassSteS a.i - nas
a. trs,k AZ Yopkera NJ Mob flrAv an nu,> NJ Ad
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somethrn. No Fellow Can Find Ont.
Prom IN. SarsnnaA NewI.

nnmny young man will leave his homo on
49, hrnL whore he has plenty and il his master,
S9e TO the ely 90 slave in dry goods store At $50
'@olth' ID one Of the un1olyed probemA
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Beoby's Doubts.

Yes boIby"
we! EOs W to sky, an I'm EssA' RAaasS ~
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s:'.ul Eli, Il n n :. s Sss t s:s5in,sstrn

Sss M; {. :.%. s. s.sS
s:::. = &; Ne: y 4;
and then back aaaih n BE Place me N9l cure u4 ho
Z; &; &. IA 4 = "a !. sl 4 .T. I
ists \. A. ih . Of s'
i: Ss.:: !: x: .I if: IS
]. n {::s t:,: 4: 49, n.:I: 2 s:i:
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pid you ey:S th9s e IL PSo:sc:itHps Which
:EcSTns,i ~; sy s...s ,
Eiouehi gu.d suspi ss ssiin{ s6sf.cIsr lhs pave
% N .ae iSi .1,.p. IL s s Snss
But wksn pslsssan Il this fai ,uIns he Read and
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-09-25

from ihc Nen York EYpr,H4suu.
hif +. one ot the cu'ost things p
,he watch iue ihat has yet appeared '
said Jowcer Charles : Cro--mau
holding up oao OF the rev ~w,~~
wn'chc, Designed Tor the u-e OF lhc
blind. lDo.d raised figure watches
were clumsy sud the blind people
were constantly bonding or hrcnkiue
The watDl hWls by touching them
nlm- watch small peg Is -ct iu the
ccu'rr ot cncO 4 cure. When thc hodr
hudl- approaching s. certain hour
tno peg Tor ,hlt hour drops when the
quarter before 10 Is passed. The per
,3n feels lhg peg IL, down, ana then
court baD, 90 twelve. He c,u rhU-
te the Time within ~ few minutes.
400. by pr."'Do ucr.u become eN~
pert a,to.t Ijuc time almost exactly
rAcy have h'cu in use abou, Sis
m lth, and tlor Is "a steady aud
growing Gam.o for them
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-09-25

e''.'''' ""'' ZINC ~ '''' 800
Icy 90 the party OF protection J.
the republican conventions of Ohio,
Iowa penr.ylyaris. AID New York.
a,, a., ,j.. 1o,,....... convention of
"''' ~ w ~ '.' ......,.. -,
If-'nla' IL mas hee' oAPic7''i "o
c.arcd that the abolition OF the inter
nal reyenuc is the proper remedy for
the surplus. Tie Ienhs yiVania dc
mocrats ~traGdied mo subject
IL Difference g. the perni'
clous and wholly lmpcrlneht pres
cnce OF Mr.. Randall put luIlllateu
that the repeal OF the tobacco tax ana
the scaling down OF import duties on
raw material, would be proper
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waco qENAs eErr


otocaur.h to-day
NEVER be- an asylum .upcriutcu.
dent
ILANr wheat, and our have bread
to eat
NEITHER Lincoln or Grant VIII
ever boprc-idcnt
The News viii not preach TO day
we venture to predict
WuEN will men cea,, numbering
each other like ssyagcs
rEonIuIrroN i, quiet now /, it
the calm before the storm
Iris sunday Taa churches are all
open and stranger, welcome.
"ruE tori, otthc creeks arc some,
whore over about ComsI county.
IuE quarantine war between Lou.
Lama and TcNa- waycs warm Indeed
ilrE free bridge - necessity. but
Just how to secure itu no one seem. to
know exactly
lnE worshiupcrs 40 Che WASH.
ton street Chri.'im church This morn-
ing wiz mis-. pr BLACK.
Tue local op,iom.,, at. picking
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rom 'he tIaf..s,0n Eews sud Courier
The cause of the cN.coufcdcrafo to-
day Is the cause OF the nitcd states.
The ni,od States are their country
They have none other aud want no
other. a long rs Mr. DAv, In MS
garulcus age permits himselfto be
trotted out ~ q show -unhapilv not u
dumb shOw-tO serve as a means of
thrilling the -Acred chords of the con-
tolerate association. for the benoiitot
the moUn.ebanks Of state fairs and
agricultural circuscs, the News aud
Courier viii repeat with profound
respect its vciI-c1nsidered remark
lAt Mr. Davis ,hould stay at home
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-09-25

Irft'.cN w : .rk Tribune.
....- rch IN the pc itical -itua-
tlou ,o -tuuato the republicans OF
Now lor
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-09-25

From he ~nu Francisco Examiner
iouX City, Iowa, is holding a "clrn
iyaI.' 40 doubt some Jealous sister
burgh will shortly inaugurAte n bun
ion hczirk" as n counter lrrit.bt.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-09-25
NccIdcntof pIncc

From the Philadelphia Times.
Anarchist John Most will thank the
'hqt cas' lila lot in Now York
... .I Of tgO.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-09-25
TuccdIcdum ana Tvpcnicdrc.

From the Boston Grand Army Record
The Grand Army of the republic Is
not in politics, but there is no lack OF
politic- in the Grand Army.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-09-25

-" ''''''"1 '"'
injected '"" '''' cut '' 'o'
l'',r''uf - VIA '"e 7'''' j. % J '''.
ono. ana 'Dl' '''''''. '.. '"e'
anchor J" 'n'' 'ure"''"'"s '''','o'
h"' 'h' ''' "A''o" '''' 'o''' " : az y
d"'E upon 'n' '' UNI ''''''' ""O
puDl'' i'"',N a",no'' g. ~, n wv. -.
u'',' . A'v'' II '' '.''' : =, i'"'' w., ,o'
'I'' 7''' WI " '''," SUI ''' '''',
ID 81 '''''' '' NV. ''' '''''''' e,..
,H'o ,or -n,,ora r,,In md so fine
o,n7. ,,n,o.ol ,-.,orat,rv
rr.v.' .w,
~ ~" $500. 3D., r, al. ...
........,i.. ...t....,j.,t,.. ,v..,
...l.i.... l..,,r.l.. ..,ir.on
...-. .I...,. ......I..,. 49, .Lo &. ,..r
......,.,.,...r.,,,.,.,,. .,pJitop and
,..........,,..... ......,~,.,,. ....r,y.-
ueIL Cuu r n tl-e4.c U..eI
a... .u til. Au Iu1t. Atm9-.
... ... .u ..
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upon which to seek public patronage.
10 takes some BRAINS to run q news
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w An ND IsP.Ig e,xS.cnauso furniture -
wood ~ , V'". - goods fIfr,.i
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CHEAP COLUMN.


W ANILD-Agoo s.tln. m..
--- ""c' curiosity = ''s{eni
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WANTED 40 -HyIc.- E.-..., .,.-
'Ii''' sewing macIiueopm va. "9oo.el
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4 'UANGE Of BASEL hive moved the office
Y Of my carriage and baggage transfer iue,
numihe Pacific Hotel iu the Lehman Hone
and the BiuusWici Hutei. Telephone CONES,
don tho Lehman House. Al ual pr1l;tr
attended to, both night and day do bnNrs.,
TO please frumptitude, reliability ana polite
aticuiiphis uN MOTIF JukH " lggas.
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TI>CIsLLANI.u5 =.

y Office 40 persons indcuieI % DR.. vs.. Il
y Gale Rie requested t1mt,e q n.uaI ~.
settlement a. Castles IS MorrisuI D.. drug store
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I 90 @ Barnard Bros, Tor stove.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-09-25

The opening day of the great dry
goods paacc of Mr. Isaac Lewis.
which occurs tomorrow, viii prove
q commercial event for Waco. Ihe
badly readers OF TIE EXAMINER Will
do well to be on hand We assure
them that Mr.. Charles Il. Wiel the
polite executive man, viii give them
a cordial welcome.
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IkoHlniIloN is quiet now l. il
the calm before the storm
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-06

.IaIa boss do they cntrh monkeys" ina
...i Wulr who hai hcen % the mcuue-
.IO. let way, nowadays. ! think is hy
..an.. 70 double hml,Iri hustle and triple
.... ..rt wheel bat nud % fancy pnusol'
l.. remarked Wili,s mother. musingly,
.I u..I f. ben very much addicted o. those Do
t.f.II.s before we were married '- Wash
l0.f.H DUtlc
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-06
rchon, frnm "NIachcih.n

hhe-Oh. doarl only listen u those horrid
dogs swapping and snarling IA tho school
lolse
HcT hoee aro not dogs, dear; they are
amateurs rehearsiug Macbeth. Newman
iuiependont
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-06

.H.lo. Charley, where ha,o sou hoon ala
N. m.muer
h.u up 600 tho mountain watching the
..0et Whore hay, Sou h.,u|
Itn Uut Ga the hammock watching tho
I.l. glitter 80 "-D uussille Ir.c1t
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-06

...t au arrDs into thc air.
b. 600 tY earth Knew uot where,
l.i shortly after IA man came round
ta1 bought dead dog at a dollar pound
Life
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-06
LIGHT AND AIRY.
The weary Philosophers.

III. weary Philosophers
w.h their brains Ia a stew
u.s thc cTudite crow
Gal. .. GOD. dceps 81 ;hoir favorto SCHOOL,
T..n thoy climb tie steep flights
.l Yniaophy's l,I ehts,
......t.mpflnr 90 inDp Themselves cook
n.a sad that such sagcs.
$3.50. .ruud The pat agcs
through tho foxy rcmotencsf Of
things.
uId pput and pcrspire
lnIsv...r Boz their irc
.... ph,h the swift climbing mercury
I.nri
..rr. 300 place sequcstcr0d
.uius unI-sfrrrd
ai. .uvy unhHnpered With heat,
.I study each capcr
uHrUH. COLLAR oi paper
melted anil nohly and ucaif
New York World
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-06

NuHGotrrnYr street .ur yesterday Young
.|,i man boo forcihi- tones. ~ tell you
. I.rs of my house and what say there
-. Passenger ou next sent beams over and
.L. "Ir. pardon, hut * your wife at
loun. married man 900 Jess forcihlo
"No. ,i,s Boo the country Every
I... 600 the car smiled ont loud Providence
al
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-06
AIAs

To dude who meets an heiness at the beach
Aud erdsntly doth WOO her,
Discovers when the city he doth reach,
thAi hes stranger 10 her.
-IOstop Courier.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-06

DICHMOND IRON PAINT CO.
n. 4. PATE a co. lr7 EAST Cary STREET.

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Never Cracks.
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Especially adapt
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Defective and
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arcrentlcrcdtight
and perfect by its
USE Damp and
Imperfect Walls
are also rendered
dry by the use OF
this PAINT and
CEMENT.
jail IS
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VuE EyEsIGnTIs PRECIOUS,

And should ever Doe properly cared Tor. Many
persons, children as well "a adults VIII ,se eve
sight Is defective. and who would receive much
assistance aud comfort from the use of care
fully selected and adjusted glasses. are doing
their eyes great injury either through not re-
allNng that their vision Is So imperfect or
through the use Of improper glasses. selected
generally hy mere guess work. regardless oi
the actual need But there Is nOcausc for suci
now. Ny examination is free. aud II require,
! adjust such spcctaclcs or eye glasses at q
moderate cost as are proper tO remedy the
various optical defects mo- matter how seem
ingly severe. Ny illustrated catalogue sent Ia
any address upon application.
DR. 3. GALESkl. Consulting Optic q.
gli East Main Street.
Superior artificial eyes kept ON hand and in
serted. bmr2 tufrNsutf
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OUR SPRNG AND SUMMER STOCK Is UNSURPASSED FRESHNESS
ELEGANCE or STYLE EXCELLENCE or QUiLTTK
AND RElSONABLENESS IN PRICES

the n care
DON the finest quail IS
b. aslm be as
lsrNher and abound o. re- and az
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SILKS, YELVETs, AND PLUsHEs.

m
d a / m
an lush %
MlI-. trln $50 D raLl amd lna
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